Announcing the Winners of the PSoC Pioneer Challenge
One project wins $450 in gift certificates, and the Grand Prize winner will travel to Maker Faire Bay Area next month with their project!
One project wins $450 in gift certificates, and the Grand Prize winner will travel to Maker Faire Bay Area next month with their project!
One of the features that really made the Light Blue Bean catch our attention was the promise that it could write, and then upload, code directly from your phone over Bluetooth LE. Support for the last major platform, Android, arrived today.
Help one lucky maker win a trip of a lifetime — your votes could push one project to the top.
The contest isn’t over, and the makers who are participating need your help.
This is the final weekend to prepare your PSoC Pioneer Challenge project
Wilcher will be teaching one 45-minute session each weekday next week on his experience with the PSoC 4 BLE kit
Your browser does not support the video tag. Cypress staff demonstrate a Nerf gun project built with PSoC operated over Bluetooth using a smartphone touchscreen controller. The project contains motors, relays, and an ultrasonic (“PING“) distance sensor. Our friends at Cypress Semiconductor recently hosted a Hangouts on Air for the PSoC Maker community to discuss […]